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LFW 2012 (Day 1 - Day 3)

So back to reality after rejuvenating weekend :)..
It was a fun trip, lil tiring although...with sleep of 2.5hrs and getting up @ 3.30am..emmm..lemme say I won't be getting up early for a long, long tym..:D
But getting  up early does has it own virtues, u get to see nature at its best...will post some snaps soon..
So Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2012 is in full swing  ended today...This year there was lot of emphasis on Indian Textile. The designers came up with some stunning designs. If we don't keep on reinventing, it wouldn't be long when the textiles like Chanderi, Ikat would become a lost art. Indian textiles are so vibrant and versatile.love emm..
Here are few of my favs from the shows for Day1 To Day 3.

Amrita Thakur

Richa Agarwal

Deepika Govind

Gaurang

Payal Singhal

 Mini Mathur for Payal Kapoor

Vaishali S

Pinnacle-by-Shruti-Sancheti

Beautiful!!!..isn't it??..I am a sucker for colors, you can very well guess from my choices..:)..
Onto compiling for the rest of the Fashion week, see ya all tomorrow..


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